Study on the aggregation nature of sodium cocoyl glycinate and sodium hyaluronate mixture in aqueous and NaCl solutions

Study on the aggregation nature of sodium cocoyl glycinate and sodium hyaluronate mixture in aqueous and NaCl solutions

The mixed system of sodium cocoyl glycinate and sodium hyaluronate (HA) with different mass concentrations and relative molecular weights was investigated by the surface tension method. All the curves of surface tension versus logarithm of concentration (γ‐lgc curves) of sodium cocoyl glycinate‐HA m...

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description The mixed system of sodium cocoyl glycinate and sodium hyaluronate (HA) with different mass concentrations and relative molecular weights was investigated by the surface tension method. All the curves of surface tension versus logarithm of concentration (γ‐lgc curves) of sodium cocoyl glycinate‐HA mixed system displayed the properties of double platform. The critical micelle concentration (cmc) of sodium cocoyl glycinate was 1.690 g/L at 25°C. The two inflection points of the γ‐lgc curves corresponding to the cocoyl glycine‐HA mixed system were cac (the critical aggregation concentration) and cmce (the extended cmc of sodium cocoyl glycinate), and cac 
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